Silly me. I thought that since there are little "motion indicating marks" to the right of the platter, that we were confined in the little box that said that the platter was actually coming towards the table. Let me take another pass at a caption.Skittles! wrote:Really? I must have missed the nine foot high neon sign saying that.black elk speaks wrote:umm... pssst... genius... the plate is moving towards the table... just thought you should know.Skittles! wrote:"Gerald, don't look now, but Reed Richards just stole your dinner."
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"Twat."
See, I realise that the implication is that the arm and plate are indeed moving towards the table; but because this is a competition about creativity and originality I chose to think a little bit outside the box, shake things up a little. Y'know, I thought I'd actually have a go at being original and creative, try to expand the possibilities for comment, make things a little bit more interesting for all concerned. I imagined that people with semi-functioning brains would be able to figure that out without having it spelt out for them.
Oh forget it, all of the above are completely alien concepts to you aren't they? This is about as fruitless and exercise as lecturing a sub-normal toddler on the finer points of quantumn mechanics.
Goat: "bleat!"
alligator: "cowabunga!!"
Chef (calls from the back): "mustard stain! ARGGGGHG"
Waiter: "My My, madam, what big toe nails you have"
Goat: "Bleat!"
There. now it makes much more sense.

